tv. i would say hair. just for full disclosure, hillary clinton also facing some problems with the word association. liar and dishonest were the two that popped up for her. we ll discuss that later. on the trump train since he s going to be in south carolina today, there s something interesting we saw in the polls. not only is he the top choice among republicans, when you ask the question, when quinnipiac asked the question about who is your no way candidate, i ll never vote for you candidate, trump also tops that list at 26%. jeb bush comes in second at 18%. what s going on with republican voters right now? well, i think they re seeing a really broad, diverse field and trying to figure out where everyone is. meanwhile, the challenge they face is what do they hear about all day every day? it s always donald trump and it s always in the conversation that donald trump wants to have. kate, i d mention your interview with senator lindsey graham yesterday. i m a big lindsey graham fan
i see people like jeb bush who is a nice man but he s not bringing you to the promised land. and today as john mentioned, donald trump is taking his message to south carolina. that s where our sara murray is for us. trump is leading in the polls in that state, in that state specifically as well but the senator of that state from south carolina, lindsey graham, he went after trump in talking to me about his home state. just a reminder of what he said. listen. come to south carolina and i ll beat his brains out. i know my state. this is a silly season in politics. so there you have it, sara. what do folks there want to hear from trump today? reporter: you know, i got to tell you, kate, when i m talking to these voters who are waiting in line to see trump, not a lot of them are mentioning senator lindsey graham s name. this is a little different than the normal trump events. it s not a huge rally, it s a chamber of commerce event. a number of people said they want to see him for t
i think in some ways as sad as it is, wonderful to hear the words from a father who loved a daughter so much, so good to give him the chance to express that love to the world so we all understand what he s going through. you re standing in front of wdbj right now a station going through its own healing process, if they re even there yet, in front of the memorials that are out there. give us a sense of what s happening down there today. reporter: well, the local community, john and kate, have been calling this their news family, wdbj. under the mimosa tree behind us, you see there s a memorial. the two black ribbons for those lives that were lost, alison and adam, and then you see the balloons and the flowers that usually accumulate, but there s been something bigger here that you can t see. the community has come out to put its embrace around this station and the people and, frankly, one another. because as you both witnessed first hand too many times, in the face of this type of